Sentence examples for truly rigorous from inspiring English sources

It was one of the first truly rigorous studies of the estrogen hypothesis.

But as the report emphasizes, those studies remain far from truly rigorous empirical research.

A truly rigorous antidoping program, they say, must have random, unannounced testing so that athletes do not have time to manipulate their samples.

If we want an infrastructure bank it would seem wise to devise its structure and procedural rules deliberatively, not in a rush, and to allow time for the operation of a truly rigorous project-approval process.

(Reflecting the democratic nature of the truly rigorous competition, which attracts celebrities as well as a variety of professional athletes, the three winners, all Japanese, have been a crabber, a fisherman and a shoe salesman).

The results yesterday were unlikely to soothe critics who see the test as too easy; they said the Regents exam is hardly a high graduation standard, and that with a truly rigorous test, more students would fail.

This is not just about Math A. It is time for a rigorous, truly independent review of New York's entire testing system.

In the long term, you're more likely to stick with low-impact activities you truly enjoy than rigorous workouts you dread.

There is a strange irony in the notion that grades assure rigor -- how rigorous can grades truly be when at some elite institutions an A has become the most commonly awarded grade?

But Mr Mugabe is loth to listen.A few months ago, a truly fair election with rigorous international monitoring would probably have seen ZANU swept away.

A practical method to evaluate the fiber volume fractions and the equivalent thickness of each lamina is proposed considering that a typical pultruded FRP profile is not truly laminated structure in rigorous sense.